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Re: What would your reaction be if this happened one day?

I agree but i see him sticking in the AFC . The NFC has to many great teams . I think the Raiders would be perfect for him. Very weak divison , great running game , speedy young recievers , great kicker , defense would be better and besides the Pats , Texans , and maybe Pitt and one suprise team not much else . Where as the NFC . giants , eagles , dallas , lions , falcons , 49ers , packers , saints , bears and one suprise team

Re: What would your reaction be if this happened one day?

Peyton will be tossing up TD's all season long to Larry Fitzgerald out in Arizona, that is the only place that makes sense for him, not the deadskins, no recievers, not the Jets, have the talent but don't think he wants to be part of Rex's madhouse.

"A
couple of different sources inside the organization have told me that
Manning's camp made it pretty clear to Redskins officials that he
doesn't want to come here," Russell said, according to
ProFootballTalk.com. "There's lots of reasons for that. His brother,
Eli, the colder weather, the whole situation down in Miami and so on and
so forth. But unless that changes -- and I'm taking my sources at their
word -- I don't think Manning's coming here to D.C."</p>

There has been speculation that Manning and Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan might not be a good fit.</p>

There's also this: Manning might not fit the pattern of Redskins owner Dan Snyder, who has a habit of collecting aging stars who had spectacular careers in other cities.</p>

Why's that?</p>

Because, unlike previous Snyder acquisitions, Manning actually appears to have something left in the tank.</p>